Mukala Trees Logs

pine logs We source Pine logs in North and Northeast Europe, where Pine trees are native and grow slowly, reaching higher densities than Pine logs harvested in warmer regions. The Pine logs we trade are often over 100 years old, and their age is reflected in the structural quality of their wood: while the wood of Pine trees grown in warmer weather might have a density as low as 400 kg/m3, the wood of slow-growing Scots Pine trees reaches densities of over 700 kg/m3. Pinewood generates heat quickly and lights easily. You may have used pinewood for campfires because of its crackling ambiance and quick-lighting wood, but itâ??s also okay to burn in your fireplace with a few important precautions.

A eucalyptus is an industrial tree which is grown for logging and creating shade. The tree is about 5 to 6 years old with a height of over 7 meters and a trunk diameter of about 9 to 10 meters. Small elongated leaves. Eucalyptus wood is used to make paper or charcoal production (white charcoal, black charcoal). People often use branches and young trees used to produce charcoal. Specification of Solid EUCALYPTUS charcoal Moisture content: 2.1% Ash content: 4.53% Volatile matter content: 28.35% Fixed carbon content: 67.12% Calorific value: 6892 kcal/kg Burning time: 3 - 3.5 hours Dimension of Solid EUCALYPTUS charcoal Shape: Solid stick Diameter: 3-8 cm Length: cut as customer's request (15-20 cm)

We bring forth a cost-effective and qualitative range of Pinewood logs that are used in a variety of applications such as industrial packaging, scaffolding and as lumber beams, etc. These are available in standard and customized sizes as per the needs and can be supplied as heat treated. Pine belongs to the Pinaceae botanical family and has over 100 different varieties, most of which can be found north of the equator. Depending upon location, pine tree can grow a maximum height of 40 m and different varieties may develop different properties. Applications: - Building and construction - Interior furnishing, furniture - Manufacture of composite wood materials - Wood and paper pulp - Masts and poles - Windows, facade panelling

It has a beautiful natural honey golden hue, but more importantly it is famous for being highly resistant to rot, pests (bugs, termites and worms), and fungi in both land and marine environments. Teak is the premier choice for any requirement in the marine industry, from decks and interior work, to docks. Teak is naturally water-resistant and physically very strong and durable. It is not prone to significant expansion or contraction with humidity changes. The oils in teak are what make it weather-resistant and it requires basically no care when left outside. Its high silica content gives it non-skid properties as well as durability. This makes teak a great choice in damp environments, or in areas where slipping could be very dangerous. Application: Ship and boatbuilding, veneer, furniture, exterior construction, carving, turnings, and other small wood objects. Below are the popular sizes we are offering: Teak Round Logs Teak round logs are a premium choice for those in the market for lumber and timber products. The round logs are the result of a peeling process that removes the bark and exposes the wood's natural grain. Teak Square Logs Teak square logs are created through a process that involves cutting the round logs into square pieces, exposing the natural grain of the wood. This process results in a beautiful and smooth surface that is ready for further processing. Teak Cut to Size Timber Teak Cut to size timber has been precisely cut to the desired dimensions and specifications of a customer. The benefit of cut to size timber is that it eliminates the need for the customer to do any additional cutting or shaping, saving time and effort. Origin: Burma, Ecuador, India, Panama, Costa Rica, Nigeria, Ghana, Brazil, etc. Item Specification Tree Size: 100-130 ft (30-40 m) tall, 3-5 ft (1-1.5 m) trunk diameter Average Dried Weight: 40.9 lbs/ft3 (655 kg/m3) Specific Gravity (Basic, 12% MC): 0.55, 0.66 Janka Hardness: 1,070 lbf (4,740 N) Modulus of Rupture: 14,080 lbf/in2 (97.1 MPa) Elastic Modulus: 1,781,000 lbf/in2 (12.28 GPa) Crushing Strength: 7,940 lbf/in2 (54.8 MPa) Shrinkage: Radial: 2.6%, Tangential: 5.3%, Volumetric: 7.2%, T/R Ratio: 2